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Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend, California Gas Prices Drop Slightly

by CLAYCORD.com
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The national average for a gallon of regular remained the same as the previous week at $3.19, welcome news for the record number of drivers heading out of town for the long holiday weekend. Californians are paying an average of $4.87 for a gallon of gas right now, down five cents from last week. Compared to last Memorial Day weekend’s state average of $5.17, current gas prices are down by 30 cents.  “Gas prices haven’t been this low over Memorial Day since 2021 when the national average was $3.04,” said Doug Johnson, spokesperson, AAA Mountain West Group. “Supply and demand are playing a role in this year’s lower pump prices as crude oil supply is currently surpassing demand.”

Fuel Prices Around the State: 

  • Contra Costa: $5.02
  • San Francisco: $5.13
  • Oakland: $5.05
  • San Jose: $5.01
  • Sacramento: $4.99
  • Fresno: $4.93
  • Stockton: $4.90
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Oh gasp! it is down from $5.17 to $4.87… that is still $2.00 more than 99% of the rest of the nation. Nothing but crooks here in Ca. “thanks Gavin”

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Elections have consequences.

just sayin’

Yes they do – but unfortunately after 2 elections and 1 failed recall Newscum is still there …. despite his campaign promise to get under the price gouging by big oil & bring Calif gas prices in parity with the rest of the US – we’ve seen what’s happened.. and now they’re projecting $8 / gal gas by next year …. we had the chance to get rid of him – but noooooooo, I guess the majority likes outrageous gas prices

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The price gouging is by the State, and he could actually do something about it.

But he won’t.

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So it’s a soft rape?

I mean the price is down .30¢ from last year but we’re still paying $1.68 more than the national average per gallon so it would seem we are still getting jack-hammered up the kazoo but it could be worse….. I don’t think we owe anybody a “thank you” tho.
Especially me! I paid $5.50 a gallon for Super the other day when I filled up my 1969 Time Machine.

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